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recongregate

recongregate verb: to congregate again.

Verb

recongregate (third-person singular simple present recongregates, present participle recongregating, simple past and past participle recongregated)

  1. (intransitive) To congregate again.
    • But liberated from school, and away from the watchful eyes of parents and teachers, many students simply recongregated elsewhere.2009 May 21, Julie Bosman, “Flu Closings Failing to Keep Schoolchildren at Home”, in New York Times

Forms of recongregate

third-person singular presentrecongregates
present participlerecongregating
past participlerecongregated
pastrecongregated

Origin of recongregate

From re- + congregate.

Questions about recongregate

What does recongregate mean?
Recongregate means to congregate again.
What part of speech is recongregate?
Recongregate is a verb.
What is the past tense of recongregate?
The past tense of recongregate is recongregated.

Words near recongregate in the dictionary

  1. recongests
  2. recongratulate
  3. recongratulated
  4. recongratulates
  5. recongratulating
  6. recongregate
  7. recongregated
  8. recongregates
  9. recongregating
  10. reconjoin
  11. reconjoined

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